texts: <mask> is a Turkish-German historian. He was the first Turkish scholar to acknowledge the genocide, and has written several books about it. He is considered to be a "leading international authority" on the subject. Theodor Adorno's role in postwar Germany has been compared to Akam's participation in public debates on the legacy of the genocide. Akam argues for an attempt to reconcile the differing narratives of the genocide, and to move away from the use of those narratives to support national stereotypes. Creating a new cultural space that includes both societies should be the focus of this change of paradigm. Early life Akam was born in lek village near Ardahan, Turkey.His family are from Turkey. Akam's father was an unbeliever and he was raised in a secular family. He graduated from the Middle East Technical University with a degree in economics. Akam was arrested in 1974 for participating in student protests against the Turkish invasion of Cyprus. He was arrested in 1975 for putting posters around the city. According to Akam, one had to obtain permission from the Security General Directorate's Special Inspection Branch for the Associations, and that even with a special permit in hand, one could be arrested and taken to the police headquarters for 3–5 days. While a graduate student at the same department, he was arrested for his involvement in producing a student journal that focused on the treatment of Kurds in Turkey.The journal of a radical left-wing organization was called Devrimci Genlik. Akam knew that he would be in jail if he accepted the editorship position. He became a prisoner of conscience when he was sentenced to nine years in 1977. He escaped from Ankara Central Prison on March 12, 1977 using the leg of an iron stove to dig a hole. He received political asylum from West Germany in 1978 and resided there until 1995 when he obtained his doctorate degree. Akam's academic career began in August 1988 after he was invited to work by an Iranian scholar. Ressesade wanted Akam to do a study on torture in Turkey.Akam decided to study Armenia after meeting a German librarian who urged him to do so. In 1991, he organized a workshop on the crimes of the Ottoman Military Tribunal. He thought to himself, "I know the history of the French Revolution, of Russia in 1917, of Chinese Communism, but I do not know Turkish history." Akam was hesitant to use the word "genocide" because he thought it would make him a member of a collective associated with a crime. He received his PhD from the university with a thesis on the history of the military tribunals in Istanbul. Akam is a genocide scholar. In 1997, a Dutch documentary titled "Een Muur van Stilte" (A Wall of Silence), written and directed by Dorothée Forma of the Humanist Broadcasting Foundation, was made about their academic relationship.Before joining Clark University, Akam was Visiting Associate Professor of History at the University of Minnesota. Akam attended the funeral of Hrant Dink. <mask> Akam, a Turkish historian and sociologist on the faculty of the University of Minnesota's Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, attended Dink's funeral. After the publication of his book A Shameful Act: The Armenian Genocide and The Question of Turkish Responsibility, Akam was marked for death by Turkish ultranationalists. The book is based on official documents from the Turkish government. In 2008, when Akam's appointment as the chairman of Armenian genocide studies at Clark University was questioned by local Turks as biased, Deborah Dwork, director of the Strassler Family Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Clark, said that "ethnic or religious identity is not crucial to Akam was awarded the medal for courage by the French President on January 29, 2020.In January 2007, the Turkish government launched an investigation against Akam regarding an October 6, 2006 newspaper column. Akam criticized the prosecution of Hrant Dink for using the term "genocide". The criminal offense of "insulting Turkishness" was defined by the prosecutor's office as the use of the term. Akam declared himself an accessory to the charges against Hrant Dink and urged readers to support him. The charges against Akam were dropped by an Istanbul court. Akam was called a "turncoat" and his personal information was posted after he discovered the identity of the creator of the Web site. Fearing reprisals after the assassination of Hrant Dink, Akam asked the Coordination Council of Armenian Organisations in France and the president of France to pressure Ankara to protect him.On February 16, 2007, Akam was held at the airport in Montreal for nearly four hours after arriving from the United States. He was going to give a lecture at the two universities. <mask> Akam says that Canadian authorities referred to an inaccurate version of his biography on the internet as a terrorist. He was held at the US border on February 18, 2007, but has not been able to find out why he was there. He was harassed while on a lecture tour in 2007. He was the subject of an internet campaign against him. The European Court of Human Rights ruled that the Turkish laws against "denigrating Turkishness" were a violation of freedom of expression.The Young Turks' Crime Against Humanity: The Armenian Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing in the Ottoman Empire was published in 2012 by Taner Akam.

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texts: The sixth ruler of the medieval Korean kingdom of Goryeo was <mask>. The second son of Daejong and a grandson of the founder of the Goryeo Dynasty was born on January 15, 962. He ascended the throne after his cousin and brother-in-law died. <mask> was content to appease the Silla aristocracy and not interfere with the provincial lords after he ascended the throne. The woman was from the Silla royal clan. <mask> began to create a Confucian-style government after adopting the suggestions in a memorial written by a Confucian scholar. It was suggested that <mask> would be able to complete the reforms of King Gwangjong, the fourth King of Goryeo.The ideal Emperor should understand the suffering of farmers and experience their toil, according to the Confucian Classic of History. The policy by which district officials were appointed by the central government was established by <mask>. <mask> wanted the Goryeo state to be a centralized Confucian monarchy. He established the system of twelve mok, the administrative divisions which prevailed for most of the Goryeo period, and sent learned men to each of the mok to oversee local education as a means of integrating the country aristocracy into the new bureaucratic system. Talented sons of the country's aristocracy were educated so that they could pass the civil service exams and be appointed to official government posts in the capital. The nation was divided into ten provinces for the first time in the 14th year of <mask>'s reign. The first Goryeo-Khitan war took place in August of 980.<mask> divided his army into three groups to take up defensive positions in the northwest. The advanced units of the Goryeo army moved from their headquarters to the south bank of the river. <mask> was compelled to travel from the capital to the capital to personally direct operations because of the seriousness of the situation. A huge army under the command of General Xiao Sunning swarmed out of the Naewon-song Fortress and surged across the Yalu River into Goryeo. Waves of warriors swept across the river and fanned out over the countryside. The fierce resistance of Goryeo soldiers slowed and hampered the Khitan advance at the city of Pongsan-gun. Goryeo's army never gave up.It stood firm against frontal attacks, broke to retreat and lay ambushes, and launched flanking attacks against the Khitan. Goryeo warriors stopped Xiao Sunning's army at the river. Further attempts to conquer the entire peninsula would be too costly and the Khitan decided to negotiate a settlement with Goryeo. Without a hint of contrition or humility, the Khitan General Xiao Sunning demanded the surrender of the former territory of Balhae. He asked that Goryeo sever its relations with Song dynasty and that Seongjong pay a yearly tribute to the Liao state. The royal court at Kaesong began a heated debate about the Khitan ultimatum instead of rejecting General Xiao's demands. The government wanted the court to appease the emperor and acceding to General Xiao would prevent further incursions.The commander of an army group north of Anju was one of the commanders who opposed accepting General Xiao's terms. General Xiao launched a surprise attack on the Goryeo army headquarters in Anju. The royal court was in a state of near panic after the Khitan assault. In order to calm the court nobility, the minister volunteered to negotiate with General Xiao. The negotiations were influenced by the heavy pressure being put on the Liao state by the Song dynasty. Minister Seo bluntly told General Xiao that the Khitan had no basis for their claims to former Balhae territory. Since the Goryeo dynasty was the successor to the Goguryeo kingdom, that land was rightfully theirs.General Xiao was warned that the Manchurian territories, including the capital at Liaoyang, should belong to Goryeo. The region up to the Yalu River can be incorporated into Goryeo territory. The invasion ended with the Khitan giving up territory along the southern Yalu River to Seongjong. Goryeo's position in the region and his correct understanding of both the contemporary international situation and the current international situation were underscored by Seo Hui's brilliant diplomatic maneuver. The east of the Yalu River is where the Khitan withdrew after Goryeo ended its alliance with Song Dynasty. Goryeo strengthened its position by building a fortress in the newly gained northern territories. The Goryeo-Khitan Wars continued until 1018.His nephew, Mokjong, succeeded him after he died of disease. Queen Sinjeong is the mother of the family father. Queen Wonjeong is the step daughter of Queen Seonjeong of the Seonsan Gim clan. There are also references to Lee, K.-b. in the Rulers of Korea History of Korea First Goryeo-Khitan War. The year 1984. There is a new history of Korea. Tr.by E.W. They were Wagner and E.J. This is based on the Korean rev. ed. Of 1979. South Korea: Ilchogak. The 10th-century Korean monarchs had 959 births and 980 deaths.

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texts: <mask> was born in 1955 and is a cultural analyst and journalist. She has visited the South Asian headquarters of Muslim groups in Great Britain and written about the work of civil society in Asia and Africa. She addresses parliamentary and Commonwealth gatherings on the connection between faith and culture. Her thesis was on Islam and secularisation. She is an advisor to the Relationships Foundation. She is the author of A Wild Constraint. After the First World War, <mask>'s family moved to the land of the Utopian community where they could grow vegetables and recover their health.In the 1950s, her father was part of a wave of settlers from the British colonies. 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She studied English Literature and Politics at Durham University after attending Christ's Hospital. <mask> studied for a doctorate in sociology of religion at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, and has published many articles, papers and chapters on Islam and Christianity in Great Britain. <mask> was elected Mother of the Chapel when she was a reporter with The Goole Times. She joined the Evening Advertiser as a Senior Reporter two years later.She became the first Race Relations Correspondent after the 1981 England riots. Between 1988 and 1990 she was the National Launch Press Officer for Christmas Cracker, gaining nationwide media coverage for a new concept in fund-raising and originating and launching The World's Biggest Christmas Cracker on London's South Bank. During her six years as Editor and Press Officer for international charity, Interserve UK, she redeveloped GO magazine, doubling its circulation and securing a readership in the USA. She worked on See Hear, which was broadcast several times as part of the successful campaign to release Ian Stillman, a charity worker. She was Communications Officer for the British Council of Churches from 1991 to 1992. She was responsible for the launch of The Gospel in Contemporary Society, which topped religious best-seller lists, and a self-funded video study pack, It's No Gooding, Shout, which was adopted as core material in at least two- degree courses. Shadow Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove was interviewed as an Associate Editor for Third Way Magazine.She was the Head of Media for the Church Mission Society in London for four years. She was responsible for setting up and running a new unit. She led the Break the Silence Campaign to end the war in Northern Uganda. The tripling of United Nations aid to Northern Uganda resulted in a reduction in hostilities and the break up of IDP camps. She edited a monthly supporters' radio programme and managed the news pages of the website. <mask> was a media spokesman for the World Today, The World Today, Heart & Soul and Channel News Asia. <mask>'s articles have appeared in the London Evening Standard, Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, and European and church press.<mask> founded a consulting company in 2005 that focused on religious literacy in world affairs. She provides education and training for opinion formers in political religion and works with journalists to improve the coverage of the social and political impact of religion. She works on campaigns and media strategy for faith-based charities working outside of the UK, as well as researching and writing about the religious reinforcement of human rights and human rights abuse. <mask>'s writings include "A Media Friendly Cracker" in The Christmas Cracker Manual Kingsway. Newbigin's Understanding of Islam is in A Scandalous Prophet: Newbigin's Mission Revisited. Prof. Ustorf wrote 'After Secularism: Governance and the Inner Cities' in Predicting Religion: Margins and Mainstream in the West. Faith and Power: Christianity and Islam in Secular Britain was written by Lesslie Newbigin.In 1997 there werelemmas for the law in Multicultural Britain. Kenosis or Conflict? There were talks about power in the Inner Cities Religious Council at the Tyndale Conference. The British Sociological Association Sociology of Religion Study Group held a conference in 2000 called After Secularism: Governance and the Inner Cities. Catalysts for a Change organised the 2001 'Faiths and Government: Who's Using Whom?' Women on the Move Group will be at The Commonwealth Institute on June 16th. St. Michael's Church, Chester Square, London, on 7 October 2005, is the location of the Christians in Journalism fellowship.The University of Cambridge hosted a guest preacher in 2005. On 9 October. The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs had a discussion on multiculturalism, faith and tolerance. The need for a new religious political discourse was the topic of the 2006 Bible Society Parliamentary Symposium on Faith, Politics and the Media. The Oxford Centre for Religion in Public Life Conference, Understanding and Reporting on Religion, was held in the Czech Republic in June of 2008. The role of religious literacy and the clash of values was the topic of a 2008 paper. 2010 The Numbers Game: Britain's Changing Demographic and its Implications for Christian-Muslim Relation at Centre for Islamic Studies, London School of Theology, 24 April.The Media Project Conference, Defamation of Religion Versus Press Freedom, will be held in August. There are links to external websites on the LapidoMedia.com website.

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texts: One of the four longest serving Secretary of State in Puerto Rico was <mask>. In 2008 he co-chaired Hillary Clinton's National Hispanic Leadership Council and was the 13th President of the Senate of Puerto Rico. He was the only Puerto Rican to serve on both the Incoming Committee on Government Transition and the Outgoing Committee on Government Transition. He was sworn in as secretary of state on January 2, 2009, fulfilling the role of lieutenant governor in the island. On January 19, 1957, <mask> was born in London. His father was an architect who worked for the United States Air Force. Nvea Mercedes Hernndez was a university professor and a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Puerto Rico.<mask>, his brother Steven George and sister Elaine Mercedes were raised in Puerto Rico. In 1974 he graduated from University High School in Ro Piedras, Puerto Rico, where he served as student council president, and in 1977 he obtained his Juris Doctorate from the University of the Philippines College of Business Administration. The Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association was founded by <mask> and Luis Fortuo while they were in college. He didn't apply for admission to the bar in Louisiana or Puerto Rico because he wanted to be a public servant. Before law school, he was the staff director for the Puerto Rico House of Representatives Consumer Affairs Committee. He was a legislative assistant to the New Party for Progress House delegation. After serving as secretary of state and lieutenant governor, <mask> spent most of his adult life working in the Puerto Rico Legislative Assembly, first as a full-time staffer and then as a legislator.He learned how to run a small private business while he was an independent distributor of Amway. After retiring from government service, he joined a government affairs firm as a senior public policy advisor, but only for a short time. He married Maria Elena Batista in 1994 and she was the director of Sports and Recreation for San Juan from 2001 to 2013. They divorced in 2012 after 18 years of marriage. Kevin was born in 1995 and is an aspiring actor, a past National President of the Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association, and a former president of the Young Democrats of America. He is a member of the Puerto Rican Episcopal Church. A delegate to the White House Conference on Youth was appointed by President Richard Nixon at the age of 14.He was appointed to the National Advisory Committee for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention by Jimmy Carter. The first president of the Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association was McClintock and Luis Fortuo. The Outstanding Young Man of the Year in Journalism Award was given to him by the Jaycees in 1984. From 1984 to 1988 he was the executive director of the U.S. Democratic Party, chapter of Puerto Rico. After 17 years of service, he resigned from the Democratic National Committee after being reelected for a fourth term. He was a candidate for the New Progressive Party in the House District 5. He was a Municipal Councilman for San Juan from 1990 to 1992 and he was the author of a city law that raised the salaries of Municipal Guards to over $1,000 a month.He was the youngest Senator-at-Large in the 12th Legislature. He was the top vote getter in 1996. He was elected and sworn in as the 13th President of the Senate on January 10, 2005, after being nominated by his New Progressive Party caucus as Senate President on November 4, 2004. In 1996, President Bill Clinton appointed <mask> as an at-large member of the Democratic Platform Committee, where he was a drafter of the platform plank on Puerto Rico. He fought for Puerto Rico's inclusion in the World War II Memorial on the National Mall after only two territories were included in the first design. His efforts included lobbying in Washington. He was the youngest and first Hispanic to serve as Chairman of the Council of State Governments.He co-chaired the foundation of the Parliamentary Conference of the Americas, co-sponsored several Canadian provinces as international member jurisdiction, and admitted several Canadian provinces as international member jurisdiction. The best attended Annual Meeting ever was held in Quebec City, Canada, due to the increased presence of Hispanics in the committees and task forces. The final turnover of the Panama Canal to the Panamanian authorities took place on December 31, 1999. During his 16 years in the Senate, he authored over 1,200 legislative measures. He was the second president of the Parliamentary Conference of the Americas from 1999 to 2000. The General Assembly of COPA was held in Puerto Rico in 2000. He is on the board of trustees of The Washington Center, a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit organization, and on the board of Episcopal Health Services, which owns several health-related entities in Puerto Rico.He was re-elected as Puerto Rico's Democratic National Committeeman five times. He served as Senate Minority Leader from 2001 to 2004 and he chaired the Senate's Committee on Government and Federal Affairs from 1993 to 2000. He produced reports that made radical changes to public policy. The report on the conditions of the companies that took advantage of the tax benefits of Section 936 of the Federal Internal Revenue Code earned him an interview on ABC's Prime Time Live program. He has testified in diverse hearings of the Congressional Committees, and has been the guest speaker in several universities throughout the United States. He has been interviewed by ABC's Good Morning America, debated on Fox News Network and appeared on C-SPAN's Washington Journal. Business Week profiled his efforts to promote economic equality to Puerto Rico's consumers in 1998.He was reappointed by the party's 2000 gubernatorial candidate Carlos I. Pesquera as co-chair of the platform committee after he was appointed by Governor Pedro Rossell in 1996. In 2004, he chaired the New Progressive Party's Senate Campaign Committee and flipped his party's nine-member minority, which he served as Minority Leader from 2001 to 2004, into a nearly two-thirds majority in the new Senate. In 2008, he co-chaired Sen. Clinton's successful campaign for Puerto Rico's presidential primary, which she won with a second highest vote margin after West Virginia. The Puerto Rico Democratic State Convention elected him to a fourth consecutive four-year term as the territory's Democratic National Committeeman. He was elected to a four-year term as chairman of the DNC's Northeast Hispanic Caucus. He attended his tenth consecutive Democratic National Convention in September of 2012 in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was certified as a super delegate to the 2020 Democratic National Convention after attending his eleventh convention in a row.The Senate of Puerto Rico was presided over by <mask> from January 10, 2005 to December 31, 2008. Pedro Rossell, the former Governor, was sworn in as a member of the Senate on February 13, 2005, and sought the Presidency for the remainder of the term. <mask> was elected to the Puerto Rico Senate Presidency with 23 votes, but he abstained because of the manner in which the caucus elected the Senate leadership. Senate rules require a unanimous vote to change the presidency. Governor Anbal Acevedo Vil was supported by many nominations and public policy positions during his presidency. The Senate president's advice to the governor to withdraw some nominations failed to get the consent of the Senate. He was involved in the negotiations between the governor, the Speaker, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of San Juan, the Episcopal bishop for the Diocese of Puerto Rico and several Protestant leaders.For close to three years, six of the seventeen senators that were elected under theNPP in the 2004 General Elections remained loyal to <mask>'s presidency, thus denying his opponents the unanimity required by Senate Rules II and VI to declare the presidency vacant. Eight of the ten senators who supported Rossell's claim for the Presidency of the chairmanships of Senate committees were stripped by McClintock, leaving a total of ten committees under the leadership of the five NPP senators who still supported him. The effect of overflowing committees with work and slowing down the process of bills becoming laws was claimed by many Capitol insiders. However, when that issue was raised on the floor of the Senate, <mask> ordered an investigation on legislative productivity that he stated statistically demonstrated that committee output was higher during the third legislative session than during the first. The New Progressive Party expelled the former Senate Majority Leader for being an ally of Senate President <mask>. The sanction was endorsed in the Party state assembly in 2005 for allegedly insulting high officials of the NPP, including its president, Pedro Rossell, rejecting to comply with majority decisions of the party's state assembly, and making political alliances. The other senators who supported him were also relieved of their party positions.The Senate Vice President was recommended for expulsion by the party's directorate. The party's General Assembly failed to approve their expulsion on August 20, 2006 due to the fact that many party members were uncomfortable with it. As a result of his refusal to yield his leadership position in the Senate, he was seen without any political future by those who supported Rossello. The senator from the Arecibo district and the senator from the Bayamn district were disciplined by the Senate Caucus. The party's platform did not address the issue of turning Puerto Rico's bicameral legislature into a unicameral system. The caucus disciplined eight of the 16 members elected to the Senate in 2004. The Senate President's extensive efforts to lobby in Congress and generate national media coverage for the enactment of legislation to provide were not acknowledged by the members of the hardcore rank and file.Many political observers, including a number of NPP voters who opposed Rossell, believed that <mask>'s and Parga's removal from party membership rolls would be insignificant within the NPP; since both depended upon the rank and file structure to get elected with the party. <mask> and his supporters were considered traitors by many party members. On February 23, 2007, <mask> announced that if the party sanctions were not lifted within a reasonable time, he would file suit to protect the rights of the senators who have been punished. The "reasonable time" ended on March 29, 2007, when he, along with four other senators, filed suit in San Juan Superior Court, claiming that the party leaders violated the due process required by the state elections laws. The judge ruled on April 12 that the lawsuit was merited and that it would be decided on the merits within a few days. On May 8, 2007, San Juan Superior Court Judge Oscar Dvila Suliveres nullified the sanctions against the McClintock Six and they were free to run in the 2008 primary. The Nunc Pro Tunc Order stated that any attempt by party officials to deny the rights of the McClintock Six would be null and void.The Puerto Rico Supreme Court upheld the lower court's ruling that the sanctions against the senators were null and void. On December 27, 2007, the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico denied the NPP's attempt to deny <mask>'s senatorial allies the opportunity to appear on the 2008 NPP primary

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texts: ballot. The Court upheld <mask>'s right to remain as Senate President unless he resigns, dies, or is removed from the Senate. In spite of being censured by the New Progressive Party, he became its third most popular leader after Resident Commissioner Luis Fortuo and party president Pedro Rossell. There were several attempts to unify the New Progressive Party delegation in the Senate, but all of them were sabotaged by some Party leaders. After Luis Fortuo's victory in the March 9, 2008, NPP primaries, <mask> and his stalwarts were welcomed back into the party, and five of the eleven former Senate defectors were appointed to the committee. On December 31, 2008, after a full term as Senate President, <mask> ended his 16-year career as a legislator, as he prepared to assume the duties of Secretary of State of Puerto Rico, for which he was unanimously confirmed by the Senate, including many senators who had withdrawn their politicalDavid Manning, then-British ambassador to the United States, visited his office and met with the leaders of Costa Rica and the People's Republic of China. He championed improving school-level physical and health education, the theme of his World Health Day 2006 address before the Panamerican Health Organization in Washington, D.C. The Panama National Assembly president is accused in the District of Columbia of murdering a Puerto Rican-born soldier. The resolution he authored expressing the legislative body's preoccupation with the Panamanian leader's election was approved by 25 of the 27 members of the Senate of Puerto Rico. The reelection of Gonzlez Pinzn was denied. In 2007, <mask> convened a meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii, of Senate presidents from Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, the Northern Marianas Islands and Puerto Rico to establish the Outlying Areas Senate Presidents Caucus to discuss issues common to the nation's outlying areas. Kevin Martin was the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission and he supported the merger of the two satellite radio companies.On April 7, 2008, <mask> and House Speaker Aponte joined former President Bill Clinton for the dedication of a statue depicting former President Franklin D. Roosevelt. At the end of the ceremony, the names of several men and women were unveiled on the Puerto Rico's Memorial Wall, which honors Puerto Ricans who lost their lives in military service. On June 30, 2008, <mask> gaveled the Senate out of the seventh and last regular session of the term. On December 31, 2008, after calling the Senate into a final special session, he turned over the gavel to the Senate Secretary. On September 11, 2008, <mask> presided over the first joint meeting of the Puerto Rico Legislative Assembly outside the Capitol ever, held at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan, Puerto Rico, to commemorate the 7th anniversary of the terrorist attacks against the United States. More than 1,000 of the eligible were present for the ceremony. Puerto Rico Independence Party legislators did not attend the event.The 14th President of the Senate was to be chosen by the senators-elect on January 12, 2009. Luis Fortuo appointed <mask> to serve as chairman of the Incoming Committee on Government Transition. The acting president of the legislative body was the outgoing Senate Secretary. The Secretary of State of Puerto Rico was appointed on November 11, 2008. The Senate of Puerto Rico as well as the House of Representatives had to approve <mask>'s appointment because it required him to serve as lieutenant governor. <mask> was a member of the National Association of Secretaries of State. On the morning of January 2, 2009, <mask> was sworn in as the 22nd Secretary of State of Puerto Rico by the Puerto Rico Supreme Court Chief Justice.Fortuo took the oath of office in public. The Senate of Puerto Rico unanimously confirmed him on January 15, 2009, with only two votes against him in the Puerto Rico House of Representatives. He was sworn in as a Superior Court Judge in Bayamn on January 17, 2009, in a private ceremony in the neighborhood where he was raised and lived for many years. In September 2009, he led Puerto Rico's four-member component of the United States' delegation, headed by Gary Locke, to the III Americas Competitiveness Forum in Santiago, Chile. The Puerto Rico governments efforts to facilitate the islands' transition to digital television was led by <mask>. He has been designated as chairman of the government's efforts to assist in the 2010 census, as well as the five-member Executive Branch Reorganization and Modernization Committee that produced 13 reorganization plans, eleven of which became law. In October 2009, he chaired a five-member Legislative Reform Committee that made recommendations regarding a revamping of Puerto Rico's legislature.In 2010, Gov. The approval of public-private partnership contracts under Puerto Rico's Public Private Partnership Law was delegated to Fortuo. <mask> frequently speaks at activities throughout the states, Puerto Rico and foreign countries. He spoke before the National Puerto Rican Coalition in Washington, D.C., as well as at the UNE in Puerto Rico, and joined Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray at a recognition ceremony of the 65th Infantry. The Secretary of State met the President of the Republic of China in 2011. Governor Fortuo placed <mask> in charge of Puerto Rico's Haitian relief efforts on January 12th, 2010, which included a $4.5 million Telethon benefitting the Red Cross and collecting millions of pounds of aid. On January 20, <mask> traveled to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where he met with President Préval and Prime Minister Bellerive to coordinate Puerto Rico's relief efforts.After meeting with Preval in San Juan, he was appointed by Hillary Clinton as part of the United States delegation to a meeting in Martinique to plan the multi-nation redevelopment of Haiti. He helped coordinate Puerto Rico's initial response to the earthquake. In September 2010, he headed the Puerto Rico delegation to the International Book Fair, dedicated to Puerto Rico, held in Barcelona, Spain. He was involved in organizing President Obama's historic visit to Puerto Rico. He was selected as co-chair of the National Association of Secretaries of State's International Relations Committee in 2011. The 2012 summer meeting of theNASS was hosted by <mask>. Secretary of State Clinton authorized the opening in 2012 of a U.S. Department of State Passport Office in San Juan to serve Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.After the Roberto Snchez Vilella Government Center's North Tower was temporarily closed by the EPA in 2012 the ribbon-cutting ceremony was pushed back. Since 1985, the federal agency has only allowed the Puerto Rico State Department to operate a passport acceptance agency. Secretary of State <mask> traveled to eleven countries, including being a member of the United States delegation, to coordinate disaster relief. Promoting foreign trade and the Caribbean Energy Grid proposal is fortuo. Reflecting his international activities, the countries in three continents visited include: Bahamas, Canada, and the People's Republic of China. Prior to serving as secretary of state, his official foreign travels in four continents set the stage for his level of international activity. Three six-year presidential terms later, another Puerto Rican, Eduardo Bhatia led another COPA delegation.During the 33rd Miami Conference on the Caribbean & Central America, <mask> spoke of the Fortuo administration's proposal to develop a Caribbean Basin electric grid to reduce the region's dependence on oil. At an energy ministerial meeting of the Americas held in Washington, D.C. in April 2010, Secretary of State Clinton and Energy Secretary Steven Chu spoke positively about the Caribbean Energy Grid proposal. The first steps in developing the proposal were already taken. A study on the viability of Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands power systems was approved by the United States Congress in 2010. The study was completed in July of 2011. The World Bank pre-feasibility study on the possible connection of Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic's power systems was financed by the government of Spain. The Outgoing Committee on Government Transition was created by Governor Fortuo after the election of Sen. Alejandro Garca Padilla as the 10th elected Governor of Puerto Rico.He opened the Governor-elect's Inaugural ceremony minutes before he finished his public service career. <mask> was the third longest-serving Secretary of State, having served a full four-year term. Secretaries Snchez-Vilella and Burgos worked for longer. After 39 years in public service, <mask> accepted a full pension from the Government Retirement System. He taught American Government and Government Management courses at the Metro campus of the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. He worked for a Puerto Rico-based bipartisan government affairs firm and was frequently asked to speak at legislative hearings, public ceremonies or in the media. He returned to the private sector after working as the senior advisor to the Senate President.<mask> has been a member of the board of directors of TWC for nearly two decades. He was appointed to the board of directors of Episcopal Health Services of Puerto Rico in August of last year. He is on the board of the Episcopal Seminary of St. Peter and St. Paul. <mask> is a lifelong Episcopalian who has served as a member of the Stewardship Committee in the past. The Crdova-Ferns Congressional internship program has been replicated in 19 states and territories, the most recent being the United States Virgin Islands. John deJongh signed a bill after <mask> testified in favor of the V.I. The Legislature.The Crdova-Ferns Congressional Internship Act of 1993 is one of the more significant laws authored by <mask>. During the 1980s, <mask> was a regular columnist for the El Mundo newspaper and has published over 100 essays and speeches on his Facebook page. He has said in the past that historical research activities may result in future books and publications. He co-authored a book with the state chair of the Puerto Rico Democratic Party. <mask> wrote two chapters. In his book, the late Senator Paul Simon described <mask> as a capable and aggressive young leader who favors "statehood and I hope it happens". <mask> has been a member of the board of directors for 18 years.He was the keynote speaker at the University of Puerto Rico in 2010. There was a ceremony at La Fortaleza on October 31, 2011. Fortuo and Puerto Rico Senate Majority Whip Lucy Arce and the United States Selective Service director awarded <mask> its Meritorious Service Award and medal for his efforts as senate president and secretary of state. <mask> received the Ana G. Méndez University System Presidential Medal during the Metropolitan University graduation ceremonies. The Roll Call of the States was used at the Democratic National Convention to record Puerto Rico's vote in the nomination of President Barack Obama for a second term in office. The Capitol Building's Hall of Presidents is adorned with an oil portrait by Cuban-Venezuelan Estrella Daz and a photographic portrait by Puerto Rico's State Department. Puerto Rican Episcopalians 1957 births Puerto Rican people of Irish descent Living people New Progressive Party (Puerto Rico) politicians Members of the Senate of Puerto

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texts: <mask> was born in 1939 and is a composer, playwright, and artist who has written songs and scores for a number of movies. After his father returned from World War II, <mask> moved with his family to Westchester County. His Canadian-born father became a naturalized U.S. citizen before he enlisted in the Marine Corps and influenced his future career in advertising and music. The father went on to become Director of National Advertising for Life magazine and later became a fundraiser for his alma mater, Yale University. The Eight Sons of Eli was a double quartet that had a show on CBS radio. Every Broadway show, Gilbert and Sullivan concert and other musical events were taken to by his two older sons. <mask> began his career at the NASA research facility in Cleveland, Ohio, after earning a degree in Industrial Design from Carnegie Institute of Technology.He joined the Baker Division of Otis Elevator as assistant director of advertising and then moved to the largest home-grown ad agency in Cleveland, Griswold-Eshleman. He went to work with the hippest agency in the business when he got the chance to return to New York. He was able to work for David Ogilvy. In Houston, Texas, he worked on the marketing challenge of changing the names of Enco and Esso to Exxon. The account service side of advertising was taken over by the creative side. The first commercial jingle he wrote was for Exxon Oil Company. He moved his talents to music and built the largest independent commercial music production company in the Southwest.He started writing songs for various publishers, producers and artists in Los Angeles, California after running his commercial music business. The theme for President Richard Nixon's 1972 presidential campaign was "Nixon Now More Than Ever, Nixon Now". The United Way's official theme song, "Thanks To You," has been recorded by various artists, including The Mike Curb Congregation. Over the years, he has worked with many recording artists such as Red Steagall, Lee Greenwood, Mickey Gilley and David Loggins. A chance meeting on a flight from Los Angeles to Houston resulted in a meeting with Mark Miller who was trying to get an original screenplay funded and produced. <mask> offered to write the title song for the film and when it was financed in 1982, Miller hired <mask> to write the songs and score for the film. The movie was named "Family Film of the Year" by the Motion Picture Association of America in 1983, and copies of the movie are still available at on-line retailers.One of the songs in the film is often requested by brides for the Father/Daughter dance at their wedding reception. Mountain Smoke's signature song is "Another Dusty Road", a song from the film. In order to continue his career, he moved to Los Angeles. Sandy Patti performed the closing credits song, "The Door Is Open, The Light Is On," in Papa Was A Preacher, which was scored by <mask>. There were additional writing assignments from across the country and even from the Middle East for the one- performance musical in Las Vegas. In 1985 he wrote and produced a song called "Here Is My Love, Pass It Along" which he recorded with a number of artists who were either born or bred in Texas. The project raised money for a charity.The creation, development and production of a new musical based on the life of 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 There were staged readings of Lippi, the Musical in Dallas and New York. The producers are trying to raise capital to produce a production that will move to a commercial stage. The score for Dancing With Torah was written by <mask> and was supported by the Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust Museum. When not working on a music project, he likes to create and install murals for both commercial businesses and residences. His work can be seen in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, where in 2003 he and his team painted the largest piece of outdoor public art in North Texas. <mask> died of Parkinson's Disease in March of 2019.The biography Artist Direct has external links. The man is <mask>. Filmography Hal. The synopsis is "Savannah smiles." There is a feature on the 1980s on fast-rewind.com.

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texts: <mask> was an American politician and attorney who served as the 45th governor of Arkansas from 2007 to 2015. He is a member of a political party. He is a graduate of Arkansas State University and the University of Arkansas. Before being elected to the Arkansas Senate, <mask> was an attorney. He served five terms in the Arkansas Senate from 1983 to 2003 and was the President of the Senate during his last term. From 2003 to 2007, <mask> was the Attorney General of Arkansas. A member of the Democratic Party, <mask> ran for governor in 2006 and won the general election with over 50% of the vote.Democrat Blanche Lincoln lost her second re-election bid in a 58-37 landslide, but her opponent, Republican <mask>, was elected to a second term in 2010 with a majority of the vote. On January 13, 2015, <mask> left office due to term limits. Since leaving office, he has endorsed Medicaid work requirements and serves on the Governors' Council of the Bipartisan Policy Center. Amagon is a small town in Jackson County, Arkansas. He was raised by his mother and never met his father. He moved with his family as a child. They lived in a number of cities.At the age of seventeen, <mask> graduated from high school in Newport, Arkansas. He graduated from Arkansas State University with a degree in political science in 1968. He obtained his juris doctor from the University of Arkansas. He was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve from 1968 to 1974. After the incumbent senator from his newly redrawn district unexpectedly dropped out of the race, <mask> was left without a primary or general election opponent and was elected to the Arkansas State Senate in 1982, where he would serve for 20 years. He was known as one of the most effective legislators in the Senate because of his pragmatic deal-making ability. The president pro tempore of the body is elected during the last session of the state senate.He held the position of Arkansas Attorney General for four years prior to his election as governor. On June 14, 2005, <mask> announced his candidacy for the Democratic Party's nomination to run for Governor of Arkansas. The Green Party candidate and independent candidate Rod Bryan received 55 percent of the vote in the general election on November 7, 2006, defeating former Republican Congressman and Drug Enforcement Administration chief Asa Hutchinson. The governor was sworn in on January 9, 2007. He was elected to the executive committee of the Democratic Governors Association. The Republican nominee for 2010 was a former state legislator. In his official website, <mask> outlines some of the policies he has pursued during his first term.He has outlined a plan for a balanced budget and tried to cut middle class taxes by increasing the homestead property tax credit and halving the grocery tax. Education reform has been the focus of Beebe. He has called for an additional $19 million per year to be spent on assisting special needs students and has designed a program that attempts to increase the quality of teachers within Arkansas by providing alternative pay and mentoring to motivate bright students to enter education or young teachers to work in struggling rural schools. There were calls to allow for Social Security private accounts to be established. He wants to phase out the tax on utilities for manufacturers. He has a plan to make health care more accessible and affordable. His proposals include using federal tax credits to make private insurance cheaper, expanding Medicaid, increasing use of preventive care, and using home and community-based care as an alternative to nursing homes."If they pass a tax increase for highways and it was reasonable, I'd sign it," he said in January 2011. I don't think it will happen. He proposed a funding increase in the state budget. He wanted to increase the Human Services Department by $117 million and the public schools by $56 million. He called for an audit of the commission's finances after a $4 million shortfall and the layoffs of 36 workers. Republicans gained control of both houses of the General Assembly for the first time in 140 years in the 2012 elections. It was the first time that a Democratic Governor of Arkansas faced a Republican legislature.The Senate had a GOP margin of 21 to 14 and the House had a GOP margin of 51 to 48. In his State of the State address, he made a case for Medicaid expansion. Arkansas's "private option" used federal Medicaid money to purchase private insurance for thousands of low-income residents. The proposal needed a two-thirds majority to become law. The state's General Assembly, with Republicans in the majority, narrowly approved the three necessary bills to establish and finance the insurance program. According to yearly polls from the University of Arkansas, Beebe did not see his approval rating fall below 70 percent. The recent history in Arkansas of producing a popular Democratic president might suggest that Mr. <mask>, who will be term-limited in 2014, would be among the more talked-about 2016 contender.Two months before the end of his term, <mask> said he intended to pardon his son for a 2003 felony drug possession conviction. In March 2015, <mask> joined the Roberts Law Firm PA. He was named to the Tyson Foods board in December of 2015. Arkansas History & Culture entry 1946 births American Episcopalians Arkansas Attorneys General Arkansas Democrats Arkansas lawyers Arkansas state senators Arkansas State University alumni Democratic Party state governors of the United States Governors of Arkansas Living people

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texts: <mask> was a pioneer of Op art from Northamptonshire, England. <mask> was one of the earliest and most consistentTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia An art that is both rational and intuitive is the result of a Constructivist's interest in mathematics, chaos and wave theories. Kidner kept an interest in unpredictable world events that provoked elements within his work but he somehow managed to intimate an underlying order through his use of form and colour. <mask> was the son of an industrialist and was one of 6 children. He studied Landscape Architecture at Ohio state university after studying History and Anthropology in Cambridge. When war broke out in Europe, he was staying with his sister and her American husband in the USA.He joined the Canadian army because he couldn't return home. After D Day saw active service in France in the Canadian Royal Corps of Signals, he was posted to England. He studied for a National Diploma in Art and Design after demobilisation. He left after 3 months because he was not happy with the course. Kidner started to paint as a hobby when he was a teacher at Pitlochry Prep school. His wife was an American actress. He continued to paint after becoming a theatre designer.He was introduced to Cubism by André Lhote, who encouraged him to move to Paris and become a full-time painter. He attended Lhote's Atelier occasionally in Paris. His brother was a GP in North Devon. Kidner painted landscapes that were not in the spirit of the school. He became acquainted with many of the people in the group after moving to St Ives. Kidner was introduced to The New American Painting exhibition at the Tate Gallery when he moved to London in 1957. Kidner was influenced by Mark Rothko's paintings.His After Image paintings, sculptures and reliefs were executed between 1957 and 1962. The course run by Victor and Harry in 1959 awakened him to the idea of colour. A new, radical approach to his painting was stimulated by this. <mask>'s first solo exhibition was held in 1959 at St Hilda's college in Oxford. He became a pioneer of Op Art following the publicity surrounding the exhibition called The Responsive Eye organised by William Seitz at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. <mask> and Riley's work was included. Kidner was to teach at several art schools.In 1978 he was invited to be an artist-in-residence at the Cyprus College of Art arts centre on the island of Cyprus. Kidner said thattics presents a challenge that was once offered by perspective. The science of linear perspective was developed by Leon Battista Alberti and other Renaissance artists in the 15th century. Kidner was interested in the work of Seurat and the Neo Impressionists who looked at the connection between the brain and the retina in their paintings. Kidner saw colour as a pure sensation. In moving green 1959 the colors seem to float in an atmospheric colour relief in front of the canvas, the eye moves from the green to the red area and a bright red spot or after image produced by the retina appears in the field. Kidner's After Image works became hard edge with flat uniform patterns when he realized that optical activity producing shimmer is decreased by brushy paintwork and different shapes.After Image became too limited for <mask>, he began a series of striped paintings using two alternating colors. The problem of how to introduce a third colour was solved for Kidner by an article in the Scientific American. The effect was first discovered in Japanese silks when the material was folded. This method produced a dramatic effect when Kidner crossed 2 colour bands with a third at a slight angle, resulting in a completely new pattern, with a wave like vertical image hovering into view. Kidner became obsessed with wave theory as he realized that waves can be put in or out of phase and produce many more possibilities than straight lines. He was interested in distinguishing form from colour. In order to prevent form identification by a particular colour, he applied 3 colors to 4 forms.The idea of colour as form encouraged Kidner to do a columnar sculpture of a wave. He was interested in Number theory as the key to "the nature of order" and the structure of reality. The task of setting up systems was written by a pioneer of systems art. Kidner used a systematic method of measuring and colour-coding to translate the column into a two-dimensional painting. The spaces in between were created in phases so that they didn't repeat. Kidner observed that the endless number of linear intersection both offer and resist any sort of visual resolution and used this structure as a basis for creating many variations of this principle. Kidner was experimenting with various materials while continuing his investigation of grids and lattices.He stretched and distorted elastic cloth on wooden frames in order to arrive at unexpected shapes, thus introducing randomness, instability and change into his art. He felt that art should take into account disorder and order. <mask>'s work became a metaphor for ordering the chaos in the world after chaos theory became a profound influence on his work. Kidner responded to the world events of global warming, wars, ethnic cleansing, terrorism and intense nationalism. Kidner was interested in the fact that his patterns looked chaotic, like whirlpools. In his former work, colour was used to clarify the grid, but now it subverted it due to the random use of colour in these works. In his work of that time, he invested more value in unexpected elements.He wondered if there was some kind of order that we hadn't yet seen. <mask>'s work became more colorful and free in the last decade. Invasion of Iraq: Surprise Resistance 2007, and Particle Evolution: The End of the Tunnel at Cern.2008 are titles that indicate their subject matter. <mask>'s career has included honours, prizes and international shows. From 1962 to 1982 he was a teacher at the Bath Academy of Art, Corsham. The Systems Group was founded in 1969 by him and others. His work can be found in Tate Britain, The Royal Academy, The British Arts Council, provincial galleries as well as in Portugal, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Vienna, Tokyo Russia and America.He became a senior Royal Academician in 2004. He was taken on by Flowers East. He was to see a revival of interest in his work as critical interest returned to the abstract painting of the 1960s and 70s. In spite of his progressive Cerebella Ataxia he continued to work in his studio with the help and support of the artist Adrian Richardson until he was diagnosed with cancer. <mask> died in 2004 and his son Simon died in 1980. He was able to attend the last show of his studies, Dreams of the World Order, at the Royal Academy. Love is a Viruses from Outer Space was held in London.The exhibition <mask>: At-tension to the Wave was held in New York. The exhibition Dreams of the World Order 1960s was held in London. The exhibition No Goals in a Quicksand was held in London. The obituary for <mask> can be found at Telegraph obituary for <mask>ner sculpture.org.uk.

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texts: <mask> was an indigenous Nahua who lived in the mountains of Zongolica, Mexico. Her death at 73 years of age caused uproar across Mexico as a result of the accusations that she had been raped and murdered by several Mexican soldiers, but these allegations could not be officially substantiated. Her death was determined to be of natural causes. The family or human rights advocacy groups did not like this version. <mask> died while herding sheep. 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The controversy went from the municipal, state and federal level to the highest levels of the military, the opposition political parties and the National Human Rights Commission. The subject of disagreement continues to be the conflicting accounts of the events. Some say she died at the hands of the soldiers stationed nearby, while others say she died from an ulcer.The first was defended by the government of Veracruz, the second by the Presidency of the Republic and finally by the National Human Rights Commission. There are different problems in Mexican political and social life, such as indigenous rights, women's rights, poverty, democracy, the role of the military in peacetime, and the objectivity of the media. There were events on 26 February. <mask> Ascencin was found dead by her daughter on a plain 100 meters from a military base. 6 March. SEDENA admitted that there had been a crime, but accused groups opposed to the government. "It is clear that this groups disaffected by this institution, have repeatedly questioned the actions taken on behalf of Mexican society, and in this particular case criminals who used military uniforms perpetrated the crime, looking for blame to members of the federal executive agency and to leave the area to continue their activities."13 March. Before the end of the investigation of the Office of Veracruz, the Department of National Defense and the National Human Rights Commission, the President said that Mrs. Ascencio died of chronic gastritis. The date is 28 March. The rape allegation against <mask> Ascencio was thrown out by the PAN deputy, retired Gen. Jorge Gonzlez. On 6 April. The manager of Social Communication of the Army sent a letter to the newspaper La Jornada stating that the Ministry of Defense has not shown any of the seminal fluid supposedly found in the body of Mrs. <mask> As. The date is 24 April.The president of the CNDH met with the governor of Veracruz. 30 April. The case was closed by the special prosecutor. The justice of the investigation said that the 73-year-old was not raped, but died of parasites. The year began on 15 March. The State Attorney General bars the findings of the coroner who performed the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death. The deputy of monitoring and control issued the barring because they claimed that the doctor who performed the autopsy in an unauthorized place had wrongly certified the existence of a crime.In an interview with Carmen Aristegui on the radio and TV, Dr. Mendizbal Pérez defended his position that <mask>'s body was found with a significant amount of sperm in the vagina and rectum. The doctor's initial description of the injuries was defended by the presence of rectal and vaginal tears. The doctor said that the autopsy was done at a private funeral home due to the lack of a legal jurisdiction. The doctor said that the case shows the involvement of different levels of the Mexican government in order to protect the image of the army, who seem to be primarily responsible for the violation of indigenous rights. According to the doctor, the evidence that <mask> was raped is incontrovertible, and the fact that it was denied is possibly the greatest fraud. The case of <mask> Ascencin <mask> had a national impact on abuses of authority, as well as the events of police oppression in Atenco and the Oaxaca teachers' conflict. The National Commission on Human Rights acted for the perpetrators and was called before the federal deputies responsible for making recommendations to the agencies involved in the case.The case was closed on 1 May 2007, after an investigation by the Attorney General of the State of Veracruz. No criminal action was appropriate since it was determined that <mask>'s death was a natural death. There are links to events on www.elgabinete.org.

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texts: <mask> was an American lawyer and entertainment executive. He was the President and CEO of Universal Studios for over 20 years. <mask> was born in Texas on January 14, 1935, the son of Jewish immigrants, a Ukrainian mother, and a Polish father. After graduating from Columbia University in 1955, <mask> attended Columbia Law School and obtained hisJD. The John Jay Award was one of the highest honors given to alumni by Columbia Law School. In the summer of 1958, <mask> accepted a teaching position at the UCLA School of Law. While waiting for the results of his California Bar Examination, he joined the legal department of aTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia, theTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia, theTrademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,Trademarkia,<mask> was involved in the acquisition of Universal. Steven Spielberg was discovered by <mask>. In the late 1960s, <mask> saw Spielberg's first short film and signed him to a 7-year contract with Universal Television. Steven Spielberg said that <mask> told him that a lot of people would stick with him in failure. <mask> was the president of Universal Television. <mask> was elected President and Chief Operating Officer of Universal Studios in June 1973. Having the benefit of being guided by Lew Wasserman, <mask> acknowledged that an essential part of being a mentor is having confidence in the people you're guiding and mentoring.Universal became a major player after they transformed it from a second-string studio to a major player. The highest-grossing films of each of the last three decades of the twentieth century were released by Universal under <mask>'s leadership. The first two films, Jaws and E.T., were Universal/Spielberg projects. The Extra-Terrestrial and the movie of the same name were both released in 1993. Jaws was always on thin ice. <mask> pushed for the picture to be released despite many obstacles. His wife appeared in the film.<mask> had Spielberg's back when Jaws ran over budget and became a horror classic. The $471 million it collected worldwide would be more than $2 billion today. He has been credited with high-performing films such as Back to the Future and Schindler's List. <mask> wanted to change the name of Back to the Future to "Space Man From Pluto" despite the film having nothing to do with outer space, spacemen, or the dwarf planet Pluto. In 1982, Thomas Keneally published his historical novel, which he wrote after a chance meeting with Leopold Pfefferberg in Los Angeles. Spielberg was sent a copy of the book by <mask>. <mask> greenlit the film if Spielberg made the movie first.Spielberg said that he wouldn't be able to do the movie if he had directed Schindler. Holocaust films are not usually profitable, so the budget for the picture was $22 million. Spielberg called the film "blood money" and believed it would flop. The film brought in over $320 million at the box office and is considered a historic motion picture that captured the Holocaust. <mask> led the acquisition of Geffen Records in 1990 for $550 million, which was the largest acquisition in the history of the music industry. <mask> was quoted as saying, "You'd better start saving money to pay your attorney's fees, I view litigation as a profit center" during a meeting to get Nintendo to pay Universal royalties for Nintendo's Donkey Kong franchise." This quote was brought up in court when Universal sued Nintendo.It was found that Nintendo was notinfringing and that Universal knew King Kong was in the public domain. As part of the potential acquisition of The Walt Disney Company, <mask> agreed to give up his role asMCA President in order to allow Disney CEO Ron W. Miller to assume the role. Despite coming close to actually happening, however, Wasserman strongly disagreed and said that <mask> should stay as MCA President, causing the deal to collapse entirely. The Battle of Brazil is a book and documentary about his battle with Terry Gilliam over the final cut of Brazil. In 1990 <mask> and Lew Wasserman negotiated a $6.59 billion sale of MCA and Universal to Japan's Matsushita Electric. <mask> left Universal in July 1995 after the studio was taken over by the Seagram Company. The Bubble Factory produced several feature films over the course of a decade.<mask> was a member of the National Conference of Christians and Jews. He was a member of the Board of Trustees of Pitzer College, the Board of The American Jewish Committee, the Board of Research to prevent Blindness and the Board of Trustees of the Simon Wiesenthal Center. The co- founder of the Children's Action Network was the Vice Chairman of Human Rights Watch. He was honored by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force for his work in civil rights and inclusive support of the LGBT community. In 1981 he received the John Jay Award from Columbia College for distinguished professional achievement, the American Jewish Committee's Human Relations Award in 1982, the National Conference of Christians and Jews Humanitarian Award in 1983, and the Pioneer of the Year Award from the Motion Picture Pioneers. In 1987, he received the University of Texas in Austin's Reddick Award, and in 1989 he was named a Lifetime Honorary Member of the Directors Guild of America. He received the AIDS Project Los Angeles Commitment to Life Award in 1991, the Medal of Honor from the American Academy of Achievement in 1994, and the GLAAD Media Award in 1996.The Humanitarian Award was given to <mask> and his wife. Sheinberg Place, a street on the Universal Studios lot in Los Angeles, was dedicated in his honor on February 4, 2008. Steven Spielberg and David Geffen were at the event. <mask> was married to actress Lorraine Gary. They had two sons. <mask> died in Beverly Hills, California at the age of 84 from Parkinson's disease. Columbia Law School alumni, 20th-century American Jews, American filmmakers, American people of Ukrainian-Jewish descent, and American people of Polish-Jewish descent are some of the people mentioned.

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texts: Rebecca Marie "<mask>" <mask> was a British student from Bristol who was murdered at the age of 16. Nathan Matthews was sentenced to life in prison with eligibility for parole after 33 years after he was found guilty of her murder. He was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to 17 years in prison, although Matthews had insisted to police that she had nothing to do with the killing. Matthews and Hoare were found guilty of conspiracy to kidnap, preventing the lawful burial of a body, and possession of two stun guns. On the morning of 19 February 2015, Anjie Galsworthy left the house in St George, Bristol to go to the hospital, and she was the last person to see her. <mask> was reported missing the next day. She didn't tell anyone that she was going away or that her phone, laptop and tablets were missing from the house, but investigators did find 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299 888-353-1299Her father and grandmother appeared at a press conference the day after the police made their first appeal for information about her disappearance. More than two million people were reached by the "# FindBecky" campaign on social media. Police searched for properties in Barton Hill, Southmead, St George's Park and Troopers Hill nature reserve. In addition, searches were made in nearby open spaces and park areas, as well as house to house inquiries. In Fishponds, Trym Valley, and Badock's Wood, searches were organised by public volunteers. Police made a public appeal for information regarding the movements of a black car. Initial inquiries focused on the belief that <mask> had disappeared after leaving the family home, based on statements given by her step-brother Nathan Matthews and his girlfriend, who were at the house at the time.They thought <mask> had left when they heard the door slam. The two people were arrested in connection with <mask>'s disappearance. They were arrested again on suspicion of murder. The dismembered body of <mask> was found at a property in Barton Hill. Matthews was charged with murder in March. Four people who had been arrested were charged with helping to hide or dispose of <mask>'s body. A man who had been arrested was released without charge.On June 22, Hoare was charged with murder. They were charged with conspiracy to kidnap, preventing the lawful burial of a body and possession of an illegal weapon. Four separate counts of making indecent images of children were charged with the couple. Matthews was charged with sexual assault and voyeurism. On 17 April 2015, <mask>' funeral took place at St Ambrose Church in Bristol and was described by her family as an occasion to celebrate her life. A private interment was held for her family and friends. The murder trial began in October of 2015.The prosecution's case was that <mask> was killed in her bedroom as a result of a sexually-motivated kidnap plot. According to the prosecution, after the killing, Matthews and Hoare put <mask>'s body into the boot of their car and stayed at the house for several more hours, during which time other family members arrived home. After returning to their house, they dismembered her body using a knife and a circular saw and hid her remains in a neighbour's shed. Matthews denied murdering <mask>. He told the court that he accidentally killed his step- sister when he tried to abduct her as a way of scaring her into changing her behavior. Matthews said that Hoare was not involved in the killing. She said that she had exchanged text messages with Matthews about kidnapping schoolgirls, but that she had not been involved in the murder.The text messages between the two, as well as other content found at their home, suggested a shared unnatural interest in attractive teenage females. The prosecution relied on the movements of Matthews and Hoare on the day <mask> was last seen alive and in the days which followed. They were seen buying stun guns in a supermarket before going to Crown Hill. The day after <mask> was killed, Matthews bought the saw that was used to dismember her body, and between 20 and 22 February, he and Hoare were captured shopping for cleaning products, which it was said they needed to clean the bathroom where the dismemberment took place. An expert was called to give evidence who said it would be easier to dismember the remains if more than one person was involved. After 3 hours and 27 minutes of deliberations, the jury found Matthews and Hoare guilty of manslaughter. Both were found guilty of conspiracy to kidnap, obstruction of justice, and possession of stun guns.The moving and storing of packages containing <mask>'s remains was not assisted by the two men. Karl and his girlfriend, who owned the shed where the remains were stored, admitted at an earlier pre- trial hearing that they did not know the true contents of the packages. Karl was sentenced to 2 years' imprisonment and Parsons was sentenced to 16 months' imprisonment. Matthews was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 33 years and Hoare was sentenced to 17 years in prison. The judge told Matthews that he had a fixation with having sex with teenage girls and that he had been persuaded to participate in the planned kidnapping. Hearing the evidence during the trial has been difficult for anyone but it is plain that it has been an immense burden for the family. In February 2016 a wooden bench was unveiled in <mask>'s memory, located in Goat's Field, close to her home.The bench was funded by the Neighbourhood Watch Partnership. A park close to where <mask> lived has a painted mural and a lamp that was funded by her college. The memoir written by <mask>'s father described her life, her murder and the criminal trial of those responsible. The book was published byHarper Collins. The Evil Within was released in paperback. There was no reasonable argument that the convictions were unsafe or that the sentences were excessive, according to the Court of Appeal. There were missing person cases in Bristol in 2010 and there were murders in the United Kingdom in 2015.

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texts: <mask> is a Swedish engineer, pilot, adventurer andentrepreneur. He is known for his series of record-breaking trans-oceanic hot air balloon flights and, later, attempts to be the first to fly a Rozire balloon around the Earth. Lindstrand Balloons is a hot air balloon manufacturer in Oswestry, England. Lindstrand has an airline transport pilot's licence for single and multi-engined land and sea aeroplanes and helicopters, as well as a commercial pilot's licence for autogyros, airships and gliders. His long standing dream to make a flight in a hot air balloon around the world is still unfulfilled. His distance, duration and altitude records have made him one of the best known balloonists and aerostat designers and engineers in the world. Lindstrand began his career in the Swedish Air Force as an Engineering Officer.His first balloon flight was the result of a bet. He flew a makeshift balloon across the runway in the Swedish Air Force to claim victory. He used call sign when he flew more conventional military aircraft. <mask> later obtained a master's degree in aeronautical engineering and worked for companies in the United States and Sweden. He saw his second hot air balloon when it was purchased from a British company. Lindstrand decided that he could do better after learning that the balloon was supposed to be state-of-the-art. Hkan Colting formed Colting Balloons in Ireland in 1976.The company moved to Oswestry, England, in 1978 to be closer to major markets in the UK and Europe. Lindstrand continued to run the renamed Colt Balloons after Hkan Colting moved to Canada. Lindstrand founded Lindstrand Balloons in December 1991 and later created Lindstrand Technologies. Lindstrand Balloons was asked to make the complex parachute for the Mars-landers. The Beagle 2 was supposed to land on the planet Mars on Christmas Day 2003 but failed to do so. It was found on the surface of Mars in a series of images from a NASA camera. The images suggest that the landing was a success, but two of the solar panels failed to deploy, blocking the communications antenna.Follow the link for more information. Lindstrand Balloons was awarded a design contract by the European Space Agency to develop a high altitude long endurance airship for possible use in the telecommunications market. <mask> was awarded the Korber Prize for engineering excellence. <mask>'s main interest and ambition lay in pushing the boundaries of lighter-than-air technology and he subsequently captured every absolute world record for hot air balloon flight. <mask> set a new world altitude record for hot-air balloons on June 6, 1988, when he ascended from Plano, Texas. The record was surpassed by Vijaypat Singhania on November 26, 2005. In January 1991, in the Virgin Pacific Flyer, a hot air balloon measuring 74,000 m3 (2,600,300 ft3), designed and built by Thunder & Colt, <mask> and Branson completed the longest flight in lighter-than-air history when they flew 6761 miles from Japan to NorthernTheir flight set two new world records for distance and duration and they broke their own ground speed record. The Virgin Pacific Flyer is the largest hot air balloon ever built. The first attempt to fly a balloon of any type around the world was made in December of 1998 by <mask>, Richard Branson and Steve Fossett, who flew for 7 days and covered over 20,000 km in a Rozire balloon. In 1983, he tried to break the world altitude record for hot-air balloons. The English and Welsh Milk Industry sponsored a balloon that was going to be broadcast on live television. The mission was aborted but the balloon filled with air as it was towed along the ground. Lindstrand was lifted into the air with one of the ropes.He broke his shoulder when he fell to the ground. The accident was heard and seen on television. In 1989 and 1991, Lindstrand received the Royal Aero Club's Gold medal from Prince Andrew, and in 1988 he received the Royal Aero Club's Britannia trophy. Vice President Quayle gave him the highest flying award in America, the Harmon Trophy, when he was in the White House. The Royal Institute of British Architects awarded him a fellowship in February 2006 for his innovative work in the field of inflatables. The Guinness Hall of Fame has Lindstrand in it. Lindstrand Balloons US (independently owned US affiliate/licensee) Filmmakers for Atlantic, Pacific and Global flights.

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texts: <mask> is a writer, producer and editor. His films include Rainbow, Battle of the Brave, and Joy Division. <mask> spent a year in post-production on the first all-digital movie released theatrically. <mask> is a writer and producer of Into The Rainbow / The Wonder. <mask> was the son of a producer, writer, actor and actress. He graduated from King's College London. As an assistant editor, <mask> worked for John Daniels in London on sports and documentary TV programming.In the summer of 1981 he was a production assistant in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico during the shoot of a pilot for the silent comedy series The Optimist and later an assistant editor in Los Angeles. During the summer of 1982 and the summer of 1984 he worked as a camera assistant and technical assistant for both the first and second seasons of the show. The first preview of the series was on the opening night of Channel 4. In 1984 and 1985 <mask> was an assistant cameraman for Crystal Film & Video in London, working for various independent production companies as well as on news and current affairs. <mask> researched and contributed to the script of the pilot on cinema newsreels around the world in seven minutes and four times. There are various pop-promos. In 1986 <mask> co-created, wrote and edited the first season of the TV series Best of British, 10 x 30 minute programs that examined some of the classic British films made by the Rank Organisation through an extensive use of clips.The first season began on April 22, 1987. The success of the first season led to four more seasons and <mask> worked in the same capacity on all of them. The programs provided a comprehensive look at British films from the 1930s to the 1980s. The final season was shown in 1994. He co-authored a book about the first series. In 1990 <mask> co-created, wrote and edited the TV series The World of Hammer, which looked at the output of Hammer Film Production. The series was broadcast on Channel 4 in the UK in 1994.<mask> became Creative Director for the company in 1986 and oversaw the creative output of TV programs, documentaries and video specials. Most of these directed, edited, wrote and supervised all stages of production. He formed a company with <mask> to handle the development of feature film projects. In 1995 the AIM market was renamed to Winchester Entertainment. Phil Agland was commissioned by Channel 4 to write a script for an adaptation of The Woodlanders. The film was shot in 1996 and 1997 The 1957 Rank film Hell Drivers was adapted for MGM and a remake of Four Sided Triangle was also written.He wrote a new script for the sci-fi film The Day The Earth Caught Fire. The Gurgling Gourmet was a ten-part documentary series written and directed by <mask>. Legacy was adapted from the classic 50s Quatermass and the Pit. The project was developed by Trilogy Entertainment Group. The family entertainment feature film Rainbow was co-written and edited by Bob Hoskins, Dan Aykroyd and Terry Finn. The CineMagic Film Festival hosted the premiere of Rainbow in December 1995. It was the first film to be theatrically distributed.The International Football Hall of Fame was established by Independent productions over a four-year period. It was developed in association with the Mirror Group. The series, Witness - Events of the 20th Century, was written, directed and produced in 1998 and narrated by David Frost for international television and video distribution by Primetime. The thirteen 52 minute episodes of the series were released in 1999. <mask> was a writer on The Dark Knight. The tone of the series was established by him and he wrote seven scripts during the two seasons. The series was first shown on Channel 5 in 2000.<mask> was involved as a Producer, Executive Producer or Co-Producer on several feature films between 2000 and 2008. As audio-visual producer for the Ultra Green Group, I created and produced over 60 films showing the green technologies the company was implementing worldwide. The first 13 episodes of "Chuck the Eco Duck" were written and directed in 2010. The first audio series of 14 shows was written and produced. The film "Iron" is based on the birth of the industrial revolution at Ironbridge. <mask> was an editor and producer on a documentary. <mask> created and wrote the story for the action fantasy feature film The Wonder in 2011.The film was shot in China and New Zealand. It features Joe Chen, Archie Kao, Maria Grazia Cucinotta, and Christy Chung. The film was shown at a film festival. The film was received in the U.S. There will be a screening of the film at the festival. <mask> co-authored the book based on the original story. In 2015, Friendship Films was established to produce The Wonder and develop and produce other film and TV projects.<mask> created, wrote, edited and produced a documentary series about the career of filmmakers Roger Corman and Julie Corman. Over 130 movies were filmed over a four month period in Los Angeles, California. There is a co-production between Shout! and the series. The production arm of Shout! Studios. They are in association with Friendship Films. External links include film people from London and British film editors.

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texts: <mask> was a percussionist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. <mask> felt that there was a lack of musically interesting material that would introduce his students to four-mallet marimba techniques, so he composed pieces such as "Yellow After the Rain" and "Sea Refractions." The United States Army Symphony Orchestra was where <mask> began his career. He was the principal percussionist in the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1969. <mask> took over as the Los Angeles Philharmonic's timpanist in the 2005/2006 season after William Kraft retired to pursue his career as a composer. <mask> was known for his ability to read. After joining the LA Philharmonic, <mask> became the applied percussion teacher at California State University Los Angeles.He was a professor of percussion at the University of California, Los Angeles. <mask> retired from teaching. A member of the Philharmonic New Music Group, <mask> recorded a wide array of contemporary works as a chamber musician. <mask> received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the Eastman School of Music, where he studied with William Street. He was a member of the original "Marimba Masters." He was a member of the 7th U.S. Army Symphony Orchestra. Peter's works and instructional materials are well-known throughout the United States and abroad.He owned and operated a music publishing company. He taught percussion and conducted the percussion ensemble at UCLA and the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara. He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the company. <mask> died on October 28, 2017, after a year of declining health. James Touchi-<mask>, the conductor who was <mask>' cousin, was quoted as saying that <mask> was among the best timpanists in the world. In a letter to <mask>, the late conductor and percussionist Frederick Fennell wrote, "I may make music long enough to run into a better percussionist than you, but I doubt it very much." There are compositions for a trombone and a tuba.The Marimba Sonata-Allegro was written in 1972 Chant, Marimba (2 mallets) was published in 1968. Sea Refractions, Marimba (4 mallets) was published in 1971. The theme and variations were marimba (2–4 mallets) and piano. Yellow After the Rain has mallets. The Zen Wanderer has four mallets. The Teardrops, Marimba (4 mallets) were graded in 1972.The Undercurrent, Marimba (4 mallets) was graded in 1975. Waves, Marimba (4 mallets) is a 1975 book. There are three pieces for three mallets. The dog beach has mallets. Galactica, marimba (2 mallet) was published in 1999. Pastiche, marimba (4 mallets) was published in 1999. Starscape, marimba (4 mallets) is a grade 3 item.Barcelona, marimba (4 mallets) is a grade 3 item. Timpani Scherzo for Three Timpani (1 player) was graded in 2000. Rondino, 4 timpani (1 player) was graded in 1968. In 1970 there were 4 timpani and one player. The Storm (Silence is Golden), 4 timpani (1 player) was graded in 1971. Primal Mood, 4 timpani (1 player) was graded in 1975. Multi-Percussion Etude #I, 4 tom-toms (1 player) was published in 1972.The tom-tom solo was performed by the tom-tom player. Passacaglia and Trio, multiple percussion solo (1 player) was graded in 1968. There was a snare drum and 4 tom-toms. The March of the Eagles had a percussion ensemble. A la naigo is a percussion ensemble. The study was in the percussion quartet. A la samba, 6 percussionists.There is a piece for percussion for 4 players. The first volume of Stick Control for the Drum Set was published in 1967. The second edition of the Etude, (1 player) was published in 1967. The introduction and Waltz was in grade 3. Developing Dexterity for Snare Drum is an educational work. The educational work is called Drum Music to March By. The Stick Control for the Drum Set was published in 1968.The Advanced Snare Drum Studies was published in 1969. The educational work is called Odd Meter Calisthenics for the Snare Drummer. The Intermediate Snare Drum Studies were done in 1973. Intermediate Timpani Studies is an educational work. Hard Times: 20 advanced etudes for snare drum. Elementary sneare drum studies. The Rudimental Primer for the Snare Drummer was published in 1988.The fundamental method for Timpani is educational work. The Fundamental Method for Mallets is an educational work. The second book in the Fundamental Method for Mallets is educational work. There are 15 intermediate-level solo for the developing timpanist in this book. Etudes for Snare Drum, educational work was written by Alfred. There are External links to American percussionists.

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texts: On 19 September 1835, <mask> died in Rennes, he was a French Jurisconsult. In Proudhon's seminal work What Is Property?, he is cited a lot. He studied at the University of Rennes after graduating from secondary school in Caen. The title of associate professor at the University of Rennes was earned through the competition when he received his doctorate at twenty-five. He completed his studies in the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, where he drew some ideas of legislation compared, that he would later use. He held his Professorship until the Revolution, and spent several famous become men in Rennes: Jean-Denis Lanjuinais, Professor of canon law, and Félix Jean. The school of Montesquieu, French and Voltaire, the English representative system, and the principles of 1789 Toullier of the district administrator are some of the things that the French Revolution Patriot 1789 was trained in.During the terror of the French Revolution, he tracked down his brother's pension after being pursued by Carrier. The manor was bought in Bruz. After becoming a judge of the Court of Ille-et-Vilaine, he returned to the bar and defended several accused for political reasons. He is saved by the coup d'état of 18 brumaires, even though his name is on a list of hostages. There are many disputes between the State and the families of emigrants. The Chair of Roman law was wished by the Professor in the reorganization of the University. The book composed by him and his notebooks, written for his classes, contained the germ, despite this disappointment.He received an appointment to the deanery with a letter of praise from the grand master of the University. Many storms have been raised by political views in Britain and Rennes. The restoration Toullier life is dedicated to his work as a professor. He put a strong preface in front of the eighth volume, which she was troubled by. The students used tablets of wood to write their notes. It was found on the shelves of rebus species, initial letters that could explain in several senses, which was criminal. The police seized the tablets and punished the guilty student.The report of the Commissioner of police was sent to the Commission of public instruction. She made a decree on 31 December 1816 suspending his duties as dean of the Faculty of law because he wore minutes in the audiences of the injurious inscriptions to the legitimate Government. The students were not properly monitored and the state was not entitled to expect that. The commission to inform against the guilty students was named in the February 5, 1817 order. The King had a will against the teachers. An inspector was sent to Rennes. A committee of some people was consulted, and the report concluded that Jean-<mask>rend was not guilty of any crime.The Minister of the Interior was presented for the Chair. He is a student of our old faculties, I was his examiner during his thesis of license, all of my colleagues share my feelings for him. If Toullier wanted the appointment of Mr. of Corbiere, he did not expect him to give her the title of Dean of age and services. He was regarded as one of the leaders of the opposition because his talents had developed in the National Gallery. He had opinions that were not in line with the University. Maybe the president of the commission wanted to beat him because he was expected to attack the University. The three years of the old deanery being expired is acknowledged in the introduction to Toullier.He only complains about being accused and sentenced without proof. The appointment of Mr. of Corbiere was not preceded by the presentation of two candidates as was the order of the 17 February 1818. In a similar situation, the confreres of Victor Proudhon Proudhon in Dijon refused to replace it. In 1830, the Dean's office was visited. He died at Rennes in 1835. He was a member of the order of the medal of honor and president of the Association of lawyers of this city. The rue Toullier in the 5th arrondissement of Paris was renamed in honor of the Sorbonne law school.One of the amphitheaters of the Faculty of law and science has a name. "French civil law following the order of the Napoleonic Code, book in which we tried to bring together the theory to practice" is the first eight volumes of his work. Supplement to the first edition of the first eight volumes of the french civil law, Paris, 1820, strong vol. In - 8. The 9 to 11 volumes had a general table at the end of the 11th volume. The marriage contract was in the volumes 12 to 14. 2nd edition, 1820, t. 1-2 and 6 are included in the "Library Journal".The first twelve volumes are dated but Mr. Quérard thinks that titles were reprinted. Two tables, one of the subjects and other articles of the code dealt with in the book, are due to Mr. Morel. J. Renouard is the author of the 5th edition. In 1836, vol. The table of contents was written by Mr. Martin Jouaust. Civil law explained following the order of the articles of the code, since and including the title of the sale. Continuation of the 6th edition of the civil law was written by Toullier.In - 8. There is a distributor. There were three Belgian fakes in the book. The 3rd edition was titled in - 8. The praise of Toullier was given by Mr. <mask>-Paul Paulmier, lawyer. The following publications are a result of the book of Toullier. The refutation of the doctrine of Mr. Toullier was contained in 585 of the civil code.The first five volumes containing the material of the first and second books of the civil code were collected by Spinnael. Lille, in - 8  of v and 147 pages, was the same as Ghent, Debuscher and son. "Letters to Mr. Toullier, etc., on some mistakes contained in title 12 of the course of law french, related to the community of the spouses" is a first in the same letter. The "Appendix to volume 12 of the french civil law" is a combination of the letters and comments of Mr. Toullier. There is a transition between the old and the new doctrine. The directory of case law applies the principles to the species. There is a point of view to which philosophy still belongs.His style is important in a Jurisconsult and if he is diffuse it is not devoid of elegance. The beginnings are not developed, but the Treaty on the property and its amendments announce the author of the 'treaty obligations'. He surpassed Pothier in his "treaty obligations", said M. Dupin. He says that it is the most perfect of the works that have appeared on the code. According to Merlin, Toullier is better distributed than Pothier. He feels that the "Treaty of the marriage contract" is worth more than the "treaty obligations". The famous Jurisconsult is owned by his fame to all the bars of France."Consultation of several former lawyers of reindeer on the validity of marriages contracted by french emigrants before their return, and the recovery in their civil rights work which can be used." Signed by six lawyers. Notes 1752 births and 1835 deaths.

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